Max Verstappen: 'You just have to accept that the driver next to you is just a bit better. That’s fine, that can happen.' F1
Max Verstappen issues second driver warning: ‘You can’t live in a fairytale world’Max Verstappen has stated his belief that second drivers must accept their limitations and highlighted Valtteri Bottas’ Mercedes career as an example.
Bottas has since moved on to Alfa Romeo where he has become the team’s number one driver, while George Russell has taken up the Finn’s former spot at Mercedes. Most notably this occurred during the Sao Paulo Grand Prix where Verstappen refused to give up a place to Perez despite the Mexican having a greater need for the extra points.
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